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DIED.


HOLMES, only child Of I. ii, and Msssie MccIe.ry
fanersI irSS the resdsnce Of hsr grand father X
Scott McClesry, 2ls street northwest on friday.
DOUGLAS, On Tuesday morning. October -. 1857,
LUCl.ETA EsTEY, beloved vile OF Dr " illiAnn nos.
ard Douglas Of this city and daughter Of the late w
.For lie eiveth Iiis Beloved sleep"
ASLEEP in Jesus. blessed steep.
Prom which wals weep:
calm and undfsturted repose,
Unbroken by the worst Of ioes"
life. through Jesus the Christ.
Funeral services from Calvary Baptist Church. COZ.
2sth INST AZ o'eocs Relatives and friends respect
FIELDS. on October %. 1857 at 30 a m. TEyV
souneess child q May Fields and Granddaughter q
Notice Of funeral hereafter. =
FOX. On Monday. October "a, lss5, at 2 sc, after
rhis. IPhiladeiphia papen please copyl
GRIFFITH, On "wednesday. oci9eer so lss1: g
the hate John T. orifhth-
We syieye not here 4, = one Who ha.
For remember how You prayed
1othy dear Lord 10 save.
Dearest Matte thou hast left
This vale Of tears below,
To toin that bright celestial band.
Where suftrings are 10 more.
And when the resurrection morn
Bursts forth the prison tomb
u
In Immortal youth ~ bloom
By HER MorHn.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited
thence St Peters church. on Friday sfteFpoon a
80.
HERFURTH. Wednesday, Oct1ber 20. 1887. 1t q
O'Clock y. M, ELLA T. HEkFuRTH, beloved wife q
Hermann Her iurth. IN the twenty NTH year OF hes
Funeral VIII take place on Saturday 81 ESQ p. m
from her mothers residence 5<s th street south
Friends and relatives invited lphiisdsiphis and b.
JACKSON. On October 20, 1887, MA MARY BED
TIE JACKSON. formerly Of westmoreiand County
Funeral rom ISL o street northwest. at O'Clock
m. Thursday. October 90 Relatives and frsends .ss
JOHNSTON. On October 81, 1857, Mr. MAHyk
JohNB1ok, widow of ths late |" m r. sehnskon' \ ~
Notice OF funeral heruafter
McDERMorT. ON wednesday, ocsobsr e0th. 1851,
Of 30 an. JOHN McDkRNoTI. sssd sixt0svS
inner, vf tshe place from his late rssdenes res
Txenty -stcond street northwest Friday snorsng.
Mas q y O'Clock st 81 stephen's church Fnep6
md relatives invited 10 attend
PEIERs. op Monday, October "a. 1857. FORD q
PETEkA n D., Of wsshinssoa IN ths thiry -shara
as fssnds are RESPECTFULLY invissrso ssss.A servcss
& The residence of his brother 1n-lav q ID. MaAG1
1882 North caroine street BALTIMORE Ma. oa fna1S
snooI; IssEsy ycsh s,sy. xsass.a,y, o,sssS %
fsssssi Ssn d Johns church Friday. ocssssa
sttp.m-
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ASSESSOR FISH,S PLAN.
He Compares Official Assessments With
Those Of the Equitable Building AssO.
cialiOns

Assessor Fish has made his annual report to the
Commissioners, to which he appends a statement
which is designed TO show the inadequacy and in
equality OF the present method Of assessing taxes
1t Is comparative statement of the Districts as
sessment and that Of the Equitable Building As
ISOLATION for year. ana Assessor Fish uses 1t as
an additional argument in favor OF his plan to
create permanent board for assessing property.
The Following Is the statement: District as
sesSment: ground-WashingtOn City, $1S1. $50;
county. $13 SO7. Equitable assessment: ground
washington city, $823. 9O2; county, $780, 65 Dis
city, $l83,l10; county, I'll, 100. Equitable as
sessment: Washington city, s2s7, 756; county,
$34,275. Totals: District assessment-Washlng
Equitable assessment Washington city, s6ll,-
65S: county, $73,840-tOtal, $685., 498 The
assessment OF the Equitable is made at
r OF the true. value; therefore add one third,
giving total OF $914, 9o7. This shows that BY the
District methods the assessment amounts to only
42x per cent on the value OF the property and the
actual TAI Is 6S cents on the dollar.
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ooth the phosphate ana alum powders viii be
noted. This In the phosphate powders Is largely
OF nine; In the alum powders Il l. chiefly alum IL
Will DE gratifying 20 the public TO observe that the
powder IN most general use. the Royal Is also the
purest. In comparing the frst TWO powders on
the nst, for instance-the Royal md that ranked
next below 1.-THE inert matter In the second Is
seen 70 De about nye IN seven greater, difference
OF IL 81 per cent the Royal being purer than the
other by a corresponding ngure.
Inc earponfc or ieavening gas produced by the
powders indicates their strength; and their true
value may be ascerta aimed by considering the
amount OF this gas IN connection with their inert
matter or resduum as shown above The HIGHER
the percentage OF gas and the lower the percentage
OF reSiduum the better the baking powder. These
percentages, as found IN some OF the most familiar
powders. are given as follows.
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CATARRH

May affect any portion Of the body where the mucous
membrane Il found But cstarrh Of the hesd h by
the most common, and strange to say. the most sble
to b neglected It originates in cold,
Of colds combined with impure blood. The wonderful
Hoods sarsaparis has had In curing cstarrh
warrants in urging all who suffer with this disease
TO try the peculiar medicine 1t renovates and nvigo-
rates the blood, and tones every organ
II have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla for catarrh and IL
has done me . great deal of good recommend It to
all within my reach. Hoods ssrssparilla has been
worth everything to me-" LUTHER d. ROBBINS
East Thompson. CT.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists 81 six for s. Prepared only
by G. l. HOOD CO.. Apothecaries, Lowell Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
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MARRIED..

BAUM-NAlI0RY. On "Wednesday, October "a.
1857, by key. Alexander W. fitzcr. WILLIAM X.
4. No cards.
kELsoR- MULLEN. On Tuesday, October II, 1857,
by the Rev. 1hos. O. Addison, JOHN o. kELsOk and
MARY 4. MULLEN. both OF this city.
MAHER-WIlDER A; soan Mountain Tenn Or
tober ri. 1857, 10y the lsev Thomas b. Russell,
daughter OF Gen. J. 4. wilder.
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No Cholera on the Britannia.

NEW YORK, october 27.-Health Officer Smith, In
his formal report to the quarantine commissioners
says that there is no cholera on the steamship Bril-
tannia, and that all the immigrants on Hoffman
Island are well There has been no case developed
since october "a. The patients on Swtnburne
Island are also doing well. The steam apparatus
for fumigatng the apparel OF the Brttannia's pas
sengers was tested yesterday and will be operated
Tomorrow. The authorities say that there Is no
possible fear OF Infection from the passengers on
the Independence, as they were all well when they
landed.
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The Rev. Arthur n. Noll, OF Uvaldi. Texas, and
Miss Florence English, daughter OF DIR. Thos.
Dunn English, were married at the House
OF Prayer, Newark, yesterday, by the Rev. Ham,
bal Goodwin When the bride and groom returned
TO Dr. Englsh's house 10 prepare Tor their trip
Texas they We're waited upon 10y two gentle
men, who on behalf of the executive committee
or the central branch OF the Irish National League
presented Mrs. Noll with handsome gold watch
and chain. The watch was a token OF the esteem
felt for her faLner by the members OF the League
II bore an appropriate inscription.
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Cable Notes From Frankfort.

Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
FRANKFORT, October 27.-signor Crispi's speech
at Turin meets with no general sympathy in
Paris. Even the government papers say It can.
not alay the fears caused by his visit to Frieder-
ichsruhe, and the RepubliQue F1ancdfse prints an
article TO prove the necessity OF fertilization along
the Alpine frontier.
There is still no activity in the continental
stock exchanges. There have been large sales Of
Russian securities In Berlin by 1rst-clasS house
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Per cent Of

With the foregoing explanation the study Of
edge OF the comparative value OF the different
brands To illustrate with the percentages given
the two powders before compared: the Royal con.
tanning lis parts OF leavening gas 70 los In the
Other It's excess OF strength Is Ii In l0.5 or l2A
per cent Royal is therefore l2.4o per cent
stronger, as well as Il per cent purer than the
powder ranked next below IL. &C. The relative
strength and purity OF all the powders can be com.
puted I'm like manner
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GALENA, ILL, october 27.-The remains OF Hon.
T. b. Washburne arrived here at 5 80 this morning,
and were quietly transferred TO Turner Hail. where
they are now lying in state. The hall is apprOpt-
ately draped In black, the national cOlOrs being
used in connection with the imperial flag OF Ger
many as the only bit OF brightness visible except
the flowers. The funeral ssrviceS will take place
at 3 O'Clock this afternoon.
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nd, October 27.-virsinis skies, con-
solidated. Al past due coupons 81; new threes 8y:
ten iorties. 35 North Csroinx sxss old III bid 70
day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. October 27-Cotton steady and
hrnl-ntddlng ~ Flour quiet and steady. Wheat
southern fairly active and frm; red 7S.S2; amber
SssaS2x; January. s4saS4K. Corn-southsrn quiet
aud steady; white, 45s40; yellow, 45azS; western
dull and steady; mixed, spot, 5Oa60A; November
l9tso0N; year 49a491; January, 4gHa49k Osts
vsstsEnn white, 5S.39: western mixed 53ssz. Rys
nrm, 5Ss6O. Provisions quiet at UNCHANGED prices,
Petroleum quiet and lower-rehned, 81. Coffee dull
Sugar-copper refined dull, 1Oal0k. whisky steady
Lit 10 Esishss e Mverpo0l per stsalusr noIl
Receipts Hour 5000 barrels; wheat $4,000 bushels
corn, 30.0O0 bushels; oats, $4,000 bushels. Shin
ments-hour. 500 barrels. Sales-wheat. 100000
bushels; corn, 10000 bushels.
Chicago Mn1kees,
CHICAGO Ill. October 81. lp.m---Close: whsat
nrln-cash, 71s; December, 735s: May, 20 10.
1910; Oats ABOUT stead -essh. IS Eie; bscsm6sr.
25H: May, 20 GIG. Whtsky. LILO. Fork easy-
Nv Scsoss1 :soss & SSo
The win Of the late Maurice Hanlon, an inmate
OF the Soldiers Home, was nled today He directs
that $50 In the ands OF the troasureS0f the home
and the amount due him for pens0n be divided be-
tween Providence Hospital ana st. Josephb or
sister, Hospital ana names surgeon Attain g
To-day. In ths Equity Court Judge Msrrick In
The case Of Geo c. Coz agt Jane p. Coz Tor paEt1r
ttons the bin was diamissed
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TO KEEP OUT CHOLERA.

New York Authorities Thimk Now is
the Time 10 Enforce Stringent Regu.
latiOns.
NEW YORK, october 27.-At special meeting Of
the quarantine commissioners this morning 1t was
decided to ask the Secretary OF the Treas
ury II ships coming from ports where
cholera prevails, cannot be sent back, 1t being the
opinion that II that power exists 1t Is now the
time to enforce 1t. The policy OF Health
Onicer Smith In the treatment OF the i'm
migrants and vessels that have brought
the disease to the port was approved, and he was
instructed to continue the stricteSt treatment Of
the passengers who have already arrived on such
vessels, or who may arrive.
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6n RoBRRr FowLsR, formerly lord mayor Of Lon.
don, visited the Treasury Department ana Bufeau
Of Engraying and Printing to-day.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

E0R RENT 93I P ST. n; W.. A THREE-sTORY
u and basement Brick Dwelling, 10 rooms and bath
al mod. imps rent $40 TYLER RUTHERFORD,
1907 + st. n. W. o22-6t'
LCoR RENT-33Os SHERMAN AVE; 4 ROOMS;
$40 per month; keys next door, A. l.. BARBER &
co, LeDroit Building. ol-3m
EOR RENT-AN ELEGANT AND COMPLETELY
Il furnished house, 10 rooms and = bath rooms all
conveniences. Address 1875 ST. H. w. o2l-6t
IcOR RENT-Two ELEGANT DWELLINGS, 914
=, and DIG ST. NV; Just finished one IA walnut,
the other in cherry: twelve rooms, cellar all modern
improv enents: large yard and she'd with servants
closet; TO 2Ofoot alley Address OWNER $40 9TH st.
NV. o6-2m
ECOR Rents ST. NE. SEVEN ROOMS;
- st u e., nine rooms; odern improvements, newly
painted and papered frstcass conditions new houses.
+. W. CALLAGHAN, S31 North Capitol st. O3-2m
LOR RENT-UNFURNISHED-
Fine house. 81 rooms excellent locality. 5000
iOfV n l. ave-, ~ roons... 1OO
1919 ST n.W II rooHs.- oO
ound floor, 635 st. NV, rooms. ........... SO
upper rooms, 635 ST. NV, each 10
1899 21st st. W., 3 rooms. 80
Ienleytown road and Woodiey Lane, 10 rs....... 25
TeDleytown road at northern Georgetown bound
JOHN L BEALL Co,
oT-lm 1891 street.
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The Scotia Disabled.

NEW YORK, october GA Halifax special says
The Scotia, which left New York nine days ago
put in there this morning with her machinery dis
abled. She had experienced terrific weather.
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Nldms.
Mama.
1913 ll2S |
53hI 53HI
washington stock ExchanRc.

The fSlioSins changes from yesterdays quotations
s ~: lsSl ;;, coupons: dos' bid, 1881 asked
D G. 50-yesr fund. $3.50. 1924. currency. IlsN
asked; wsshington and Georgetown Railroad bonds.
2lS bid Metropolitan ksilroad stock. 100 asked.
an e. iSih hid CSrSor;p Insgrsncs. g. bid C0unbia
81 bid. Sk Issfed. Banf Of Washington, $50 bid.
T .s and Mschsncs Bank asoygetown. 100 bid
sos bid ~ s.ted Chesapeake and POtomac Tele.
phone Co.. bid, 16k asked Washington Market Co.
pid, 1L2x asked. Bull Run Panorama Co, Is bid
Columbfx Title Insurance, 5 bid, 81 saked.
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District ssovernnsent Affair.

IMPORTANT TO WATER CONSUMERS.
The following important order was made to-day
(as announced In advance in The STAB on the I'D
INSTANT: " That no permit shall be granted for
Waterman tax IeSaiIy coiectibie rom the prem.
tses for which the water service Is desired Is paid
In case OF premises not legally assessaole Tor
Waterman tax, for the reason that they do not
bind or touch on any avenue, street, or alley In
which O water main is laid, permit Will not be
granted until sum equivalent TO such Tax Is PAID
latter case a record OF payments made shall be
kept In the water division, and such premises
shall not thereafter be assessaoe Tor Waterman
tax"
The Commissioners have ordered that permls-
sion be granted TO the Bergner 4 Engel Brewing
Co. OF Philadelphia, 10 construct SIDE track from
the tracks Of the Baltimore and Potomac Rail
TSa On Sgna se Work q Or done 70 the
satisfaction OF the Engineer Commissioner, and on
condition that the track is removed at any date
when the Commissioners are OF opinion that the
public Interest requires IL, and TO be removed un
less sanctioned by Congress
few weeks ago the family troubles OF Thomas A
Lttleiord, living on NJ street. between 30 and ~
streets southwest. were brought before the courts
the PROBATE Court for the custody OF one OF the
children-Mary, girl OF l3-on the ground that
me as % n On the sn e'0ps5 ss to
csas w. 6 1Ss the ocsr detained Sy the au
time there was pending In the Police Court pro-
eeedings against the father Tor adultery. and Il
was supposed that the child might be used as q
witness before the grand jury, and therefore was
allowed 10 remain In Ma Henaults custody. A
few days ago Mr.. O'Neill was directed 70 execute
the order and Mrs.. Henault answered that she
had not the custody OF the child. Judge Merf1ck.
on being informed OF this action directed rule 20
he Laid on Ma Henault TO show cause why the
order Of the court should not be carried out To-
day she appeared ana reported that she did not
have The custody OF the chiid. The case was con
upued until Tomorrow.
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AN ALLEGED PENSION FoRGER CAUGHT.-The Com
missioner Of Pensions has been informed OF the ar
rest at 81. Louis, BY Special Examiner +. W. Gal
braith, OF VIM. Pratt, charged with forgery OF q
check on the Topeka pension agency. Pratt has
been held to bail by United states commissioner,
and his case will go before the grand jury on the
7th DrOx.
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Es1ArI or rHELArH DIR.

ESTATE or THE LATE DIR RAU.-An inventory a
the personal estate OF the late DR. Charles Rau of
the smithsonian Institution has been nled In the
register OF willis ONCE. IL mentions the following
personal effects: District OF Columbia funding
bonds, Es.5l0; per cent consols OF the United
States, $1,000; library. $1,000; archaeological COL
lectionS 5000; specimens, minerals, coins, &C.,
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A CONVENIENT CLAIM AGENT" CoNvIcrBD.-The
Commissioner OF Pensions has Just been informed
that Jno. R. Logan, colored. charged with falsely
personating q Government ofncer pretending TO
be . Government claim agent" and, as sacn,
guilty at his hearing In the United states Court,
at Kansas City. No, on October Is, ana was SEN
fenced 70 one year IN jan, TO date from his com,
mitmens tO.awalt trial February IL, 1887. Logan
II only one Of this fellows aliases he having barely
completed term In the penitenttaEy when ar
rested on this last charge.
: An ALLEGED UNyUsr fKElaRr DrscRnMATIoN.-
The Interstate Commerce Commission gave q
hearing to-day upon the complaint OF the Boston
chamber Of commerce, and otherA to the eject
that the prevailing rates upon grain and produce
mum Chicago 70 Boston constitute an unjust dis
elimination In favor OF New York.
INDIAN EDUCATIoN.-John B. Riley, the Indian
school superintendent In his annual report to the
Secretary Of the Interior states that there are 23l
Indian schools now In operation, with an average
daily attendance Of 10,245 pupils The total cost
q maintaining these schools g q ,Oe6, 3709d He
recommende Increased appropriation nor school
purposes, % that larger number can be educated.
Tho yopoit argues In favor Of the exclusive ueo q
the Butnm language IN the schooaA
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New york stock Market.

The following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
wire 10 Corson l. Mccartney, IA 10 street.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

SpLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENT
OTown lots and liable lands rapidly increasing in
value for sale at bottom prices only " and $3.50
few dollars invested now will assuredly be worth
IN three or four years from ten to twenty times the
over 500 lots sold in the past 90 days.
Title perfect; maps and full information furnished
twenty-five years experience IN the General Land
o27.1m-th.stu. - go PF It. n ".
COX WILL ESTABLISH LADY IN NEW
be ope M Ga on neyeT T,s
ING. 500 st. NV, before IL am. 1t.
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN WITH TWO. OR
ness Eea daFs in wood and coal
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN OWNING AN Or
w ange grove in Florida would form a business
20 so6 Tha is
healthy The best Of reference aud full particulars
WANTED-sl.2OO AT PER CENT FOR TWO
s years secured 6y hrst deed OF trust no commits
w acres in the Districts near railroad station; i'm
proved by 20 dwellings; total value. 100000: Adj
WANTED-s4,5O0 AT 6 PER CENT AS A FIRST
,1 no o sSmmssiOn Address without. delay,
WANTAD-TO BORROW $4,000 ON 10000
M s aeef or ground frS1 drs
7CS 10Th ST. NV, GOOD THREE-sTORY
ZC Brick. with back building: modern improve
sS5S L. GR
o2o-2m 1405 st. n. W.
A BARE CHANCE TO BUY DESIRABLE BIIsI-
"A NESS PROPERTY We offer for q few days the
following decided business chance for an invest
nent IN desirably located business property.
VIZ viz Lot and part Of Lot 5. square 322, front.
MA ave and sts., Immediately north of the Palais
Royal by depth Of 100 feet These fine lots are i'm
proved by three three-stOry brick dwelling houses
yielding present annual rental OF upwards of OOO
which could be readily doubled by a comparatively
speaking small outlay. Price 81 per square foot All
thlnss CONSIDERED this is probably the best business
X II. GOLDsBoRoUGH CO.,
o22-3m 1405 st. W.
EOR SALE-TO INVESTORS AND CAPITALISTS
y magnificent estate: For partic ulars inquire of j.
" n AOYCK Co. 1905 Penn. ave. o152w
Two INVESTORS IN REAL ESTATE. HAVE
several pieces of Real Estate Grom to 300 acres)
we'll located on principal avenues extended, within
short distance of the city, which willing to dis
pose OF at investment prices, will Join parties in
forming syndicates for subdivision, &c.
oI4-lm 402 9th st. n w.
SIx PER CENT LOANs. GUARANTEED BY THE
SOmana Loan and Trust Co, Hon. A U. WYMAN,
late Treasurer United States President Interest and
Principal paid " the Chemical National Bank.
n. M PARKER, Washing on Agent
s~o-om l4lS ST. NV.
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For FAILING 70 PROVIDE A scar ON An Excra-
sIoN TRAN.-ln the Circuit Court, Judge Montgon-
cry, to-day, the case OF Luckett against the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company was trIsi
This Is an action 70 recover s49 damages for hay.
ing failed TO provide a seat for plaintiff on an ex-
c1rsion train TO Bay Ridge IN August 1856
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AUCTION SALES.

u oBERT vOsE, REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEER.
SRA La sKE Rsp s H4T oN EAST SIDE OF
On MONDAY. OCI ODER THlkTY-FIRST at FIVE
O'CLOCK p. NJ will sell at auction elegant build
ing lot fronting 20 by 100 feet deep to alley on
grade and between two houses Gas and water in front
and sewer in alley. Terms easy made known ut sale
Deposit Of $50 required Of purchaser. ROBERT vOSE
CO. 800 1T. u o27-3t
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FSS ~. ki - fURNIsHED. sos FAST
Ltoi STA three story and basement Brick House,
.. en RIO ms and bath AL improvements: rent very
NV - sco: house would rent tor $40 us1furnished.
N, a.. b. H. WARNER * CO.
VIC n o. NV.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES

II IL rom Queen Anne house with every conve-
oisnes electric bells and sPeakin9 tubes IN every
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TIE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas Of the World
Is offered free TO every new subscriberf0r one year
to the WEEKLY STAB. II Is Handsomely printed
book OF I9I pages prOfusely illustrated with more
than 100 cOlOred maps and diagrams and contains
q wealth OF general Information. See advertise
ment In another column.
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RoBBERIEs REPORTED. Charles w. Holman re
ports stolen from the Congressional Library yes
terday light overcOat-Thomas Harris, Way
land Seminary, reports that his premises were en-
tered Monday night and robbed OF $S3 worth OF
clothing.
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a I-HOUSES,
mo. A PRESCOTT, No. l4l6 st. NV, KelloQS
Bulldlng. has the following for rent Qurnlshed.)
NO BIB 10th ST. NV 3story and attic Brick. 10
roolss. completely furnished and Piano &l5O per
No, l412 81, NV. 3-story Brick, 10 rooms and
batn: completely furnished and Piano el30 per
large. new and elegantly-built 4-story ana base
ment BrIck on n St. between 10Th and 10Th sts M W.
IL rooms and bath. all mod imps heated by furnaces
completely aud nicely furnished; sos. 331S per
No 4, Iowa Circle n W, corner p St, contains Is
rooms handsomely furnished $500 per month
NO. BAD "A ST. n. W., corner 10Th ST., contains Ia
rooms. handsomely furnished. 5000 per month.
Desirably locatad House. containing IA rooms in
month ~
Desirnbly located House, containing l2 rooms in
thorough order and completely furnished $50 per
ON New HAMPSHIRE ave. NV, rooms baths, store
rooms &C. completely and nicely furnished, includ-
goo per month Apply to JNo. A PRESCOTT, 14l3
r ST. NV olJ-l5t
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I,oR EEST-1T A VERY REDUCED PRICE-A
II haudson,e Furnished residence on Sunderland
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